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 * 1973-05-01 - AHMANSON THEATRE, LOS ANGELES, CA**

SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT / WILD BILLY'S CIRCUS STORY / TOKYO / THUNDERCRACK (cut) / TWIST AND SHOUT

Partial setlist known. One show, triple bill, held in the sold out 2,000 seat Ahmanson Theatre, with Springsteen and band opening for Dr Hook & The Medicine Show and headliner New Riders of the Purple Sage.

This concert is often confused with the private CBS Sales Convention show (see July 27 for details). However the Ahmanson Theatre show was a normal, public admission event, but incorporating an unusual format. Organized and promoted by CBS as 'A Week To Remember', seven consecutive nightly shows, each show featuring three different CBS artists. Bruce and the band flew to L.A. on April 30, stayed at the Hilton hotel, performed on May 1 and returned east on May 3. The above-mentioned setlist represents Bruce's complete 40 minute performance. The recording of "Wild Billy's Circus Story" from this show was issued promotionally by CBS on July 7 as part of its //Playback// EP series. The remainder of the audio from this show is uncirculating, except for the brief snippets of "Spirit In The Night" and "Thundercrack" that accompany its corresponding video snippets.

All seven shows in the Ahmanson series were filmed in color by Arnold Levine Productions on behalf of CBS, whose intention was to have material to show to reps at the CBS Sales Convention in July. This happened, Bruce's complete performance was shown several times at the Convention, but has never been shown anywhere since. It remains in CBS's vault. Brief snippets of "Wild Billy's Circus Story" and "Thundercrack" were used in mid-1974 as part of a promo-only video clip created by CBS to promote the second album. This clip readily circulates and, indeed, was shown in the VH-1 Rockumentary. The frustratingly brief film excerpt of Springsteen performing "Spirit In The Night" on piano that was shown in the 1998 //Bruce Springsteen: A Secret History// BBC Documentary is from this show. "Tokyo" was preceded by the Ducky Slattery monologue and at the conclusion of "Thundercrack" a giant Garden State Parkway sign descended from the ceiling, the only time this prop was ever utilized (see photo). "Twist And Shout" was the encore. Three songs from this appearance (“Spirit In The Night”, “Wild Billy's Circus Story” and “Thundercrack”) were officially released as (elaborately restored) bonus footage on the //Wings For Wheels// documentary DVD in 2005. However, "Thundercrack" is incomplete and cuts at just over ten minutes. An hour of raw footage from this show is now among collectors, featuring multiple versions of the three promotional tracks, each shot from a different camera angle. On this video you can also hear a brief snippet of the introduction to "Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street?".

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 *  1973-05-01 - AHMANSON THEATRE, LOS ANGELES, CA **

 SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT / WILD BILLY'S CIRCUS STORY / TOKYO / THUNDERCRACK (cut) / TWIST AND SHOUT

 Partial setlist known. One show, triple bill, held in the sold out 2,000 seat Ahmanson Theatre, with Springsteen and band opening for Dr Hook & The Medicine Show and headliner New Riders of the Purple Sage.

 This concert is often confused with the private CBS Sales Convention show (see July 27 for details). However the Ahmanson Theatre show was a normal, public admission event, but incorporating an unusual format. Organized and promoted by CBS as 'A Week To Remember', seven consecutive nightly shows, each show featuring three different CBS artists. Bruce and the band flew to L.A. on April 30, stayed at the Hilton hotel, performed on May 1 and returned east on May 3. The above-mentioned setlist represents Bruce's complete 40 minute performance. The recording of "Wild Billy's Circus Story" from this show was issued promotionally by CBS on July 7 as part of its Playback EP series. The remainder of the audio from this show is uncirculating, except for the brief snippets of "Spirit In The Night" and "Thundercrack" that accompany its corresponding video snippets.

 All seven shows in the Ahmanson series were filmed in color by Arnold Levine Productions on behalf of CBS, whose intention was to have material to show to reps at the CBS Sales Convention in July. This happened, Bruce's complete performance was shown several times at the Convention, but has never been shown anywhere since. It remains in CBS's vault. Brief snippets of "Wild Billy's Circus Story" and "Thundercrack" were used in mid-1974 as part of a promo-only video clip created by CBS to promote the second album. This clip readily circulates and, indeed, was shown in the VH-1 Rockumentary. The frustratingly brief film excerpt of Springsteen performing "Spirit In The Night" on piano that was shown in the 1998 Bruce Springsteen: A Secret History BBC Documentary is from this show. "Tokyo" was preceded by the Ducky Slattery monologue and at the conclusion of "Thundercrack" a giant Garden State Parkway sign descended from the ceiling, the only time this prop was ever utilized (see photo). "Twist And Shout" was the encore. Three songs from this appearance (“Spirit In The Night”, “Wild Billy's Circus Story” and “Thundercrack”) were officially released as (elaborately restored) bonus footage on the Wings For Wheels documentary DVD in 2005. However, "Thundercrack" is incomplete and cuts at just over ten minutes. An hour of raw footage from this show is now among collectors, featuring multiple versions of the three promotional tracks, each shot from a different camera angle. On this video you can also hear a brief snippet of the introduction to "Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street?".

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 * 1973-05-01 - AHMANSON THEATRE, LOS ANGELES, CA **

 SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT / WILD BILLY'S CIRCUS STORY / TOKYO / THUNDERCRACK (cut) / TWIST AND SHOUT

 Partial setlist known. One show, triple bill, held in the sold out 2,000 seat Ahmanson Theatre, with Springsteen and band opening for Dr Hook & The Medicine Show and headliner New Riders of the Purple Sage.

 This concert is often confused with the private CBS Sales Convention show (see July 27 for details). However the Ahmanson Theatre show was a normal, public admission event, but incorporating an unusual format. Organized and promoted by CBS as 'A Week To Remember', seven consecutive nightly shows, each show featuring three different CBS artists. Bruce and the band flew to L.A. on April 30, stayed at the Hilton hotel, performed on May 1 and returned east on May 3. The above-mentioned setlist represents Bruce's complete 40 minute performance. The recording of "Wild Billy's Circus Story" from this show was issued promotionally by CBS on July 7 as part of its Playback EP series. The remainder of the audio from this show is uncirculating, except for the brief snippets of "Spirit In The Night" and "Thundercrack" that accompany its corresponding video snippets.

 All seven shows in the Ahmanson series were filmed in color by Arnold Levine Productions on behalf of CBS, whose intention was to have material to show to reps at the CBS Sales Convention in July. This happened, Bruce's complete performance was shown several times at the Convention, but has never been shown anywhere since. It remains in CBS's vault. Brief snippets of "Wild Billy's Circus Story" and "Thundercrack" were used in mid-1974 as part of a promo-only video clip created by CBS to promote the second album. This clip readily circulates and, indeed, was shown in the VH-1 Rockumentary. The frustratingly brief film excerpt of Springsteen performing "Spirit In The Night" on piano that was shown in the 1998 Bruce Springsteen: A Secret History BBC Documentary is from this show. "Tokyo" was preceded by the Ducky Slattery monologue and at the conclusion of "Thundercrack" a giant Garden State Parkway sign descended from the ceiling, the only time this prop was ever utilized (see photo). "Twist And Shout" was the encore. Three songs from this appearance (“Spirit In The Night”, “Wild Billy's Circus Story” and “Thundercrack”) were officially released as (elaborately restored) bonus footage on the Wings For Wheels documentary DVD in 2005. However, "Thundercrack" is incomplete and cuts at just over ten minutes. An hour of raw footage from this show is now among collectors, featuring multiple versions of the three promotional tracks, each shot from a different camera angle. On this video you can also hear a brief snippet of the introduction to "Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street?".

Tahoma: 1973-05-01 - AHMANSON THEATRE, LOS ANGELES, CA

 SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT / WILD BILLY'S CIRCUS STORY / TOKYO / THUNDERCRACK (cut) / TWIST AND SHOUT

 Partial setlist known. One show, triple bill, held in the sold out 2,000 seat Ahmanson Theatre, with Springsteen and band opening for Dr Hook & The Medicine Show and headliner New Riders of the Purple Sage.

 This concert is often confused with the private CBS Sales Convention show (see July 27 for details). However the Ahmanson Theatre show was a normal, public admission event, but incorporating an unusual format. Organized and promoted by CBS as 'A Week To Remember', seven consecutive nightly shows, each show featuring three different CBS artists. Bruce and the band flew to L.A. on April 30, stayed at the Hilton hotel, performed on May 1 and returned east on May 3. The above-mentioned setlist represents Bruce's complete 40 minute performance. The recording of "Wild Billy's Circus Story" from this show was issued promotionally by CBS on July 7 as part of its Playback EP series. The remainder of the audio from this show is uncirculating, except for the brief snippets of "Spirit In The Night" and "Thundercrack" that accompany its corresponding video snippets.

 All seven shows in the Ahmanson series were filmed in color by Arnold Levine Productions on behalf of CBS, whose intention was to have material to show to reps at the CBS Sales Convention in July. This happened, Bruce's complete performance was shown several times at the Convention, but has never been shown anywhere since. It remains in CBS's vault. Brief snippets of "Wild Billy's Circus Story" and "Thundercrack" were used in mid-1974 as part of a promo-only video clip created by CBS to promote the second album. This clip readily circulates and, indeed, was shown in the VH-1 Rockumentary. The frustratingly brief film excerpt of Springsteen performing "Spirit In The Night" on piano that was shown in the 1998 Bruce Springsteen: A Secret History BBC Documentary is from this show. "Tokyo" was preceded by the Ducky Slattery monologue and at the conclusion of "Thundercrack" a giant Garden State Parkway sign descended from the ceiling, the only time this prop was ever utilized (see photo). "Twist And Shout" was the encore. Three songs from this appearance (“Spirit In The Night”, “Wild Billy's Circus Story” and “Thundercrack”) were officially released as (elaborately restored) bonus footage on the Wings For Wheels documentary DVD in 2005. However, "Thundercrack" is incomplete and cuts at just over ten minutes. An hour of raw footage from this show is now among collectors, featuring multiple versions of the three promotional tracks, each shot from a different camera angle. On this video you can also hear a brief snippet of the introduction to "Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street?".

Verdana: **1973-05-01 - AHMANSON THEATRE, LOS ANGELES, CA**

<span style="font-family: Verdana,Geneva,sans-serif;"> SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT / WILD BILLY'S CIRCUS STORY / TOKYO / THUNDERCRACK (cut) / TWIST AND SHOUT

<span style="font-family: Verdana,Geneva,sans-serif;"> Partial setlist known. One show, triple bill, held in the sold out 2,000 seat Ahmanson Theatre, with Springsteen and band opening for Dr Hook & The Medicine Show and headliner New Riders of the Purple Sage.

<span style="font-family: Verdana,Geneva,sans-serif;"> This concert is often confused with the private CBS Sales Convention show (see July 27 for details). However the Ahmanson Theatre show was a normal, public admission event, but incorporating an unusual format. Organized and promoted by CBS as 'A Week To Remember', seven consecutive nightly shows, each show featuring three different CBS artists. Bruce and the band flew to L.A. on April 30, stayed at the Hilton hotel, performed on May 1 and returned east on May 3. The above-mentioned setlist represents Bruce's complete 40 minute performance. The recording of "Wild Billy's Circus Story" from this show was issued promotionally by CBS on July 7 as part of its //Playback// EP series. The remainder of the audio from this show is uncirculating, except for the brief snippets of "Spirit In The Night" and "Thundercrack" that accompany its corresponding video snippets.

<span style="font-family: Verdana,Geneva,sans-serif;"> All seven shows in the Ahmanson series were filmed in color by Arnold Levine Productions on behalf of CBS, whose intention was to have material to show to reps at the CBS Sales Convention in July. This happened, Bruce's complete performance was shown several times at the Convention, but has never been shown anywhere since. It remains in CBS's vault. Brief snippets of "Wild Billy's Circus Story" and "Thundercrack" were used in mid-1974 as part of a promo-only video clip created by CBS to promote the second album. This clip readily circulates and, indeed, was shown in the VH-1 Rockumentary. The frustratingly brief film excerpt of Springsteen performing "Spirit In The Night" on piano that was shown in the 1998 //Bruce Springsteen: A Secret History// BBC Documentary is from this show. "Tokyo" was preceded by the Ducky Slattery monologue and at the conclusion of "Thundercrack" a giant Garden State Parkway sign descended from the ceiling, the only time this prop was ever utilized (see photo). "Twist And Shout" was the encore. Three songs from this appearance (“Spirit In The Night”, “Wild Billy's Circus Story” and “Thundercrack”) were officially released as (elaborately restored) bonus footage on the //Wings For Wheels// documentary DVD in 2005. However, "Thundercrack" is incomplete and cuts at just over ten minutes. An hour of raw footage from this show is now among collectors, featuring multiple versions of the three promotional tracks, each shot from a different camera angle. On this video you can also hear a brief snippet of the introduction to "Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street?".

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 * 1973-05-01 - AHMANSON THEATRE, LOS ANGELES, CA **

SPIRIT IN THE NIGHT / WILD BILLY'S CIRCUS STORY / TOKYO / THUNDERCRACK (cut) / TWIST AND SHOUT

Partial setlist known. One show, triple bill, held in the sold out 2,000 seat Ahmanson Theatre, with Springsteen and band opening for Dr Hook & The Medicine Show and headliner New Riders of the Purple Sage.

This concert is often confused with the private CBS Sales Convention show (see July 27 for details). However the Ahmanson Theatre show was a normal, public admission event, but incorporating an unusual format. Organized and promoted by CBS as 'A Week To Remember', seven consecutive nightly shows, each show featuring three different CBS artists. Bruce and the band flew to L.A. on April 30, stayed at the Hilton hotel, performed on May 1 and returned east on May 3. The above-mentioned setlist represents Bruce's complete 40 minute performance. The recording of "Wild Billy's Circus Story" from this show was issued promotionally by CBS on July 7 as part of itsPlayback EP series. The remainder of the audio from this show is uncirculating, except for the brief snippets of "Spirit In The Night" and "Thundercrack" that accompany its corresponding video snippets.

All seven shows in the Ahmanson series were filmed in color by Arnold Levine Productions on behalf of CBS, whose intention was to have material to show to reps at the CBS Sales Convention in July. This happened, Bruce's complete performance was shown several times at the Convention, but has never been shown anywhere since. It remains in CBS's vault. Brief snippets of "Wild Billy's Circus Story" and "Thundercrack" were used in mid-1974 as part of a promo-only video clip created by CBS to promote the second album. This clip readily circulates and, indeed, was shown in the VH-1 Rockumentary. The frustratingly brief film excerpt of Springsteen performing "Spirit In The Night" on piano that was shown in the 1998 Bruce Springsteen: A Secret History BBC Documentary is from this show. "Tokyo" was preceded by the Ducky Slattery monologue and at the conclusion of "Thundercrack" a giant Garden State Parkway sign descended from the ceiling, the only time this prop was ever utilized (see photo). "Twist And Shout" was the encore. Three songs from this appearance (“Spirit In The Night”, “Wild Billy's Circus Story” and “Thundercrack”) were officially released as (elaborately restored) bonus footage on the Wings For Wheels documentary DVD in 2005. However, "Thundercrack" is incomplete and cuts at just over ten minutes. An hour of raw footage from this show is now among collectors, featuring multiple versions of the three promotional tracks, each shot from a different camera angle. On this video you can also hear a brief snippet of the introduction to "Does This Bus Stop At 82nd Street?".